Last Movie You Saw...

[Canon Lover 69]

I believe the first film adaptation of Gypsy.

 

[Baka]

Did a little David Lynch-marathon:

Watched Eraserhead (1977), Blue Velvet (1986), Lost Highway (1996) and Mulholland Drive (2001). Seen all of them at least once before and liked them all this time as well. Lost Highway is my favorite Lynch-movie in general which is always treat to see. Surprised to notice that Eraserhead was the least favorite of the bunch to me, though still a great movie. It was the first Lynch I ever saw so nostalgia-value for it is also great.

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992) is also available to watch for free some time online, but I will rewatch the series itself before diving into it.

 

[Citadelle]

Holland. I could have gone without watching it.

 

[LilithLaidBare]

The Gorge. Do not recommend. The worst part about it is there was definitely a good idea in there somewhere, with some decent action scenes and art direction for one portion. But the rest was nothing but atrocious contrived romance between two people with no chemistry.

 

[HypnoFuzz]

I watched Once Were Warriors a few days ago. An extremely tragic, but great movie. I watched it with a friend and man we got real choked up by it.

If you have a strong stomach, then I recommend this movie.

 

[Citadelle]

G20. Overall good movie just the plot was slim.

 

[Toddry5]

The Empire Strikes Back

 

[Cenora]

Rewatched Spirited Away recently, it's always an amazing watch!

 

[Citadelle]

Bullet Train.

 

[KRider]

Re-watched Sicario...very intense

 

[Citadelle]

Snowpiercer

 

[Baka]

Rewatched The Thing (1982) in theater. Realized it had only one screening and it started in half-an-hour, so speedwalked my ass to downtown to watch it, and it's still one of the best horror movies of all time. Rare times where the remake beats original no questions asked (and the remake of the said remake did not do that surprise surprise)

This will probably be the one and only time I am actually thankful of the local theater showing 15 minutes worth of ads and trailers before the movie starts, since thanks to those I managed to get there before the movie started.

 

[persephone325]

Thunderbolts*. And it was good. I might go back and watch it in the theater again.

I got to see Bucky kick some ass, and I'm SO HAPPY! lol Nothing can compare to the iconic highway fight scene in Winter Soldier, but damn it felt good to see him back in action. <3

 

[SoleAccord]

 

[OutlawPrince]

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